The Arizona champion., 1887-11-05
LOCAL MA TIERS.
Fresh eggs at Richards.

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 John H Hicks is in town for a day or two.
 BLmkstsy BAsakehsy BIaHketS! at .SlhsmdS's.
 |. F.. Burchard has returned from his visit to Prescott.
 Walter !. Hill made busine $ trip to Prescott last week.
 Col. I.amonte, editor of the Gal lup GdseTS, was in town on last Mon day.
 CaH 5ordtfrr iS >oming aad 70iHtr, wrdy ef az desfrTpLi0aS rdR be f1HHd GI SGks@aas dt pritcS 10 fnif pHrfhaSrrs.
 Mir. Rutledge, prominent ranches in C'arks valley, was in town thi' week.
 S. E Day, Indian trader near Fort D hance, is visiting our mountain town.
 10. Stickney who left here some time ago, IS now m National Guy, CalitcFU'a.
 Literary Society was organized at the NJ. E. Church on Tuesday night, Nov. rst.
 The mechanics at work cn the Ari zona Lumber CompIny's mil have gone east for the present.
 The Narmr Hlu,o ]. R. Kll ra,ricks store, is rapidly aprrCachlng completion.
 .Sdl,mIa S seNigy ont his stotk 9 krGirs H4 isrUedy, a0oOIex g0oAS, hIfiFS jafkcts as3 G6LWaaS.
 Col. w. Childers, attorney from Albuquerque is in town as the coun- eel tor Kennedy and holtzman.
 Ben Doney, formerly foreman at the Aver Lumber Company mill, has returned from sojourn in the east.
 The San Juan, under the manage mcnt of r. D. Berry. has b-rone one of the most tdvorue resorts in town.
 When you wlnt job printing done send |. to the CHAMPION office aud you will get 1t well done and cheap.
 The carpenters are taking off the old roof and making ready tn lly the floor in the new hall over Kil patrick s store
 Mr. George Hoxworth has been very busy since his return from 2 short sopurn to his oId hon: . Ohio.
 There are many improvements on S,n Francisco avenue tha. are worthy of me ton, but want of time (Orbids al present.
 A brakeman, while coupling cars l;xi his hand qrite badly bruised. Dr Braur eG was called aud dressed the i'jtred menh,r.
 Adulph Willard. from the Verde, near CJttonwO1l P. O. was in town "Wednesday. s11io'iHg at. the rapid growth oi fIIgss~L.
 II your watch is out of order, or your j-welery needs repairing, take il to w. 0. Huso7. in the Arizona Central Bank budding.
 The two fine offlce buildings on Gold avenue, arc nearly ConPl eted Also an office on SIu Francisco Ave. near Second street.
 Mir. Aplin, inspector of ties for the A. & P. R. R had an exchange of compliments with a gentlemen for whom he had inspected ties.
 The worst feature about catarrh is its dangerous tendency to consump- tion. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures ca tarrh by purifying the blood.
 A wedding occurred at Prentiss' mil on Oct. 27th, the contracting parties being MT. James Page and Mrs. Lane, both of that place.
 .Salrmas has jusf a6iied 70 hs Mg sfofk of general merehaadise, q new Lot ef eL0fIiag, zOhieh he is SeA,ing at LoU P,ffes.
 Order your Job Printing from the CHAMPION office where all kinds of printing can be obtained, done in the most artistic style.
 Col T. s. Sedgwick, land commis sioner for the A. X F. IS now enlarg. ing our town, by surveying and stalking out cliy lots on the south side.
 Comrade George A. Allen, com mander of Col J. w. s Alexander Post o5,G. A. E., paid Ransom Post a visit last week aud returned home on Monday.
 Mi. Baldwin and family, Of the 10th cavalry, recently promoted from rank of captain, passed through our town, this week earoute 10 Dakota to join his command.
 ]. A MonYhan, the gentlemanly traveller for the clothing house oi Gordon Bros, San Francisco, is in town interviewing his many friends and customers.
 MT. Finnie and MT. John Mason, special U. 5. timber agent, met with quite an accident while at Bellmont. The horses became frightened and ran away,injuring Mir. Flnnie.
 Mir. P. J. Brannen was quite se- yearly injured on last Sunday while riding refractory horse. The animal Jtared and fell back upon its rider causing severe hurt to his leg.
 Richards says he put up more fried